Baseball Card Cases

The Case of the Stolen Baseball Cards by James Preller,

With Eddie's baseball cards missing, Jigsaw steps up to the plate. Solving this case is sure to send Jigsaw and Mila straight to the Detective's Hall of Fame.

Fair Ball: A Fan's Case for Baseball by Bob Costas,

The sportscaster and baseball fan presents his views on ways to change the game to promote and protect baseball's best interests, discussing such topics as interleague play, the wild card, and the financial disparities among the teams.

Baseball card - A baseball card is a small card printed on heavy paper stock, featuring one or more baseball players. The typical format for a card is to have an image of a player on the front, with information such as statistics on the back.

Old Baseball Cards - Old Baseball Cards (OBC) was founded in 1991 by a group of baseball card enthusiasts on Prodigy. Today, the "OBC Gang" is a group of online collectors interested primarily in old baseball cards from the 1900s through the 1970s.

Forfeit (baseball) - In rare cases, baseball games are forfeited, and the score is recorded with the forfeiting team scoring no runs; their opponents are credited with the same number of runs as innings scheduled. Thus, a forfeited professional baseball game score will be 9-0; most amateur leagues play seven-inning games, thus forfeits are recorded as 7-0.

Vintage Card Traders - Vintage Card Traders (VCT) was founded in 1999 with a vision of uniting a group of people who were banded together by their love of collecting old baseball cards. The group was formed to promote trading of cards between members in a "safe and trusted" environment.

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